PROJECT_LANG_1.cpp

// Start of script
#include <iostream>
// Please note: I am not very experienced with the C++ programming language yet, so this is just a demo script. It may not function as intended.

// Start of source code

class projectLanguageFileOne {

int main() { // Main method
    // Header
    std::cout << "Project language file 1\n";
    // Subheader
    std::cout << "For: WacOS/Savannah\n";
    // Neck
    std::cout << "Reasoning:\n";
    // Body
    std::cout << "I have decided to have the first project language file for this project (WacOS/Savannah) to be C++, as on the opposite end, Pascal is a language used commonly in Classic Mac OS applications. Since the Savannah browser is designed to be more modern, it is written in C++ instead. It also matches the WebKit engine, which this project contains a fork of. This should allow for easy interoperability, and it is also a good language to write a web browser in. C++ is getting its own project language file, starting here.\n";
    // return main(); /* Too recursive, removed */
    break; // Not sure what this does, but I am using it as a stopping point.

return main();
break;
return 0;

}} // End of source code

// Output:

// Project language file 1
// For: WacOS/Savannah
// Reasoning:
// I have decided to have the first project language file for this project (WacOS/Savannah) to be C++, as on the opposite end, Pascal is a language used commonly in Classic Mac OS applications. Since the Savannah browser is designed to be more modern, it is written in C++ instead. It also matches the WebKit engine, which this project contains a fork of. This should allow for easy interoperability, and it is also a good language to write a web browser in. C++ is getting its own project language file, starting here.

/* File info
* File type: C++ Source file (*.cpp, *.cxx)
* File version: 1 (2022, Thursday, March 12th at 4:42 pm PST)
* Line count (including blank lines and compiler line): 41
*/

// End of script